It's Mr. Driller! And that's about it. The PSX version is one of the best, but this arcade puzzler is actually more suitable as a quick portable game, rather than as a home console experience. So, whether you're loading an Eboot on your PSP, or some other such device, it's always a fun time that's worth atleast a brief visit.

An incredibly well-designed game. Complex, deep, and skill testing (whether against the AI or another player), while still being accessible. If you're up for the challenge and are ready to engage with some deep gameplay, go for it, because it can feel deeply rewarding. The things surrounding the periphery of the gameplay (single-player; character customization/micro-transactions) are inoffensive at best, but if you end up liking them, a bonus.

It's quality work. Naughty Dog has done a great job with production, writing, casting... all facets, really. But when it comes down to it, this a straightforward—utterly linear—cinematic experience interwoven with the bare minimum of what can be considered "gameplay". It's a small series of traversal scenarios, puzzles, traversal-puzzles, and glorified shooting galleries. And if you're up for it, some hidden object gameplay. A fun romp, sure, but mostly vapid. Maybe the multiplayer was good?